broncobowsher
Contributor
On the stack timer I see 2 options. When the computer is on and when diving.
The "computer on" option isn't good, I tend to have the computer up and running without being on the loop. Checking that I have all the settings right, etc. Post dive I keep it on and go back to review the dive, or check surface interval, etc.
The "while diving" option isn't good either. Doesn't count the pre-dive. Dive doesn't start until descent and I have spent too 10-15 minutes bobbing around on the surface waiting on others before starting the dive. Staying on the loop and racking up scrubber time.
Am I missing something here? Is it really just counting the dive time? I have no intention of trying to push the scrubber to the limits, I just don't want mess up and put a lot of time on the scrubber that isn't being counted, nor do I want the clock to be ticking just because the computer is on.
Maybe I am confused or missed something, feel free to correct me.
The "computer on" option isn't good, I tend to have the computer up and running without being on the loop. Checking that I have all the settings right, etc. Post dive I keep it on and go back to review the dive, or check surface interval, etc.
The "while diving" option isn't good either. Doesn't count the pre-dive. Dive doesn't start until descent and I have spent too 10-15 minutes bobbing around on the surface waiting on others before starting the dive. Staying on the loop and racking up scrubber time.
Am I missing something here? Is it really just counting the dive time? I have no intention of trying to push the scrubber to the limits, I just don't want mess up and put a lot of time on the scrubber that isn't being counted, nor do I want the clock to be ticking just because the computer is on.
Maybe I am confused or missed something, feel free to correct me.